(KLZA)-- The NE Chamber Foundation has announced the members of its new Leadership Nebraska class. This year- class is the 15th in the program- history.
Leadership Nebraska was founded in 2006 to identify current and emerging leaders throughout the state, enhance their leadership skills and deepen their knowledge of the challenges and opportunities facing Nebraska.
Participants have been selected from across the state and possess varied backgrounds and diverse talents. All candidates have demonstrated an abiding interest in Nebraska and its future.
The nine-month program covers a broad range of key Nebraska issues including economic development, workforce and education, agriculture and environment, health care, education, government and policy development.
Among those selected to participate in the program was Crystal Dunekacke, Auburn City Administrator and Economic Development Director.
After graduation participants join a network of 330 alumni committed to lifelong learning and community engagement.
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